© 2003 by BMJ Publishing Group Ltd & European League Against Rheumatism
EULAR REPORT
Standing Committee for Education and Training
Chairman of the EULAR Standing Committee for Education and Training
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The VII EULAR Postgraduate Course in Rheumatology took place in Budapest from the 22 to 27 September 2002. The faculty included over 30 highly renowned scientists and clinicians from Europe and North America. The audience comprised 96 doctors (mostly rheumatology trainees) coming from almost all the European countries and from Africa and the Middle and Far East. An evaluation of the course was published in the
Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases (2003;62:286).
It was planned that the 2003 course should take place in Istanbul, this September, but owing to the war in Iraq it has been postponed to September 2004.
We have expanded our Training Bursaries Programme: 10 such bursaries are now offered twice a year, each supported with up to €7000.
The number of Travel Bursaries to the Annual Congress, sponsored with up to €1500, has now been increased to 50 a year.
Both these programmes are directed
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